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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

CHICAGO, Dec @--A special to The Tri-
hune from Dotrci5 says; The disclosures
nlato two days aga about tho pry-carious
titles 10 %o0,oI0 acres o. swamp land in
Michigan ooen to hayo struck home to some
of the LisGcs, md wealthest men OF Micai-
gan as vel IA some Of tho East powerful
corporations OF tho state. l, trauspires that
Senators laIner Gad Stoc&b-idgo ha,c
largo poysoua! interests Of stake Tho value
Of ono 30 acre lot hold by at. Palmer Is
placed Ut e70,ooo. Senator Stoc&b..dge's in
tery7'ts arc sad to l. even greater than Pal.
mor'S Stockb-!dge is q large owner in tho
Grand Rapids ind Indiana railroad, which
IS made defendant in the first case to be
ND
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
Destruction % the Phyiiexers.

Dr. Clomm incorporates with tho soil
suiphides and carbonntes which eaaty under
~ decomposition, preferably thoss Of Potns
stun Peat which has been made to absorb
also introduced. The nrtd gradually acts
upon tho sulphide and the carbonate, iiber-
atin& suiphuretted hydrogen and carbonic
acid in the soil These two gases, according
TO the experiments of DR.. Eyrich Of Mann
helm, ore rapidly and uniformly distribu-
ted, and prove fatal 70 the phylloxera in Its
underground stage, as we'll M 10 Colorado
beetles, field mice, moles, etc. The potash
remains in the soil as sulphate, nitrate or
phosphate The question is whether usefai
animals, such rs earthworms, bumblebees,
carnivorous ground beetles, etc, will not be
destroyed also-Scientidc American.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
CONSTANCE.

There may bc cruel cous,aucy, and faith
Which imuolotes tb" heart and such my fate,
For long, sad years III death itself hath swept
The sacri6c,al altar all too late.
Al we'll kept tho faith pledged, ard am elat
10 think Il now, for in some Tar Off sphere,
Ho who through miuc absence loved NE, knows
Ircvor consciously have wrourcd him bo-c.
Bat retrihuticr smiles and mocls at tears
And the dark heavens orc pitiiess above
While my heart cheated through the empty years
Fsipts meath its burden end cries out Cor love.
Liz1c icttit Cutler in Home journal
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

against Taylor arc nov in tho hands % the
senate committee. Jones declares that the
report chat Taylor has resigned IS untruc.
aud asserts that tao minister was summoned
to Washington - Secretary Bayazd to az
sWer the CHARGES.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
a Hotel Proprietor assaulted.

Erie, Pa, Dec. William Jones, pro-
pviotor Of tGe 81, Cloud hotel. uas murder
ously assaulted in the o:tics, oe his hotel last
evening, aud, it is learoG, will DIE. His riNed
pockets un6 tho Disappearance Of iaTar
wallet Of money explained the motive for tho
crime
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

Tho fro making implements Of these peo-
ple is narrow piece Of walr1is tusk about n
foot nrd half long -shApsd like bow, and
on which are engraved hunting scenes. To
this is attached n soalsl:in string. Fire is
nlAdo by taking u turn Of tho string around
stick OF hard wood, and by these means re-
volving it against another piece Of hard
wood; punk is placed from time TO timo in
Tho hole worn in tho under board, and the
heat generated from tho friction of the two
piecai q wood Causs tho punk 10 ignite,
The music of tho Hydolia is an imitation Of
the cries OF tho birds, and is made by n series
Of whistles with which the natives become
very expert They also Lse tho tOmtom,
mado OF warus hides. New Eorl. Mail and
EIprcss
20 wash doubtful calicoe5 put Il teaspoon
ful Of ugar Of lead in o pailful Of cold water
arc soak tho article ono hour before washing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

Coyotes are so numerous and troublesome
in Yolo county, Cal, that bounty Of go "a
scalp is offered by the county authorities
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
THE AFFAIR IN LOUISVILLE.
Ms. orington Said 10 Have Selected
Col. Smith.

Ms. orington Said 10 Have Selected
Col. Smith.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Da,. 3.-Thero IL zen.
eral sympathy here with Mrs Faulds, who
is mixed up with tho Smith Osiugton trouble.
At the time OF the wedding her whols hous.-
hold vas in mourning in memory OF her hus.
bands son, Jamie Faulds, who hai recently
died. She bad nothing to do with II" WEI.
ding outside OF civiiitics 10 IL guest iavit.d
several weeks before. Mrs FHulds " 4s s,nn
this eVon,ng md said: 1T IS tgus se.t tac
telegram to Col. Santa Request him 10 ~
sure 70 come on AID act q, g, ,1a nam. hut
it was ut Mr. Ovington'- rogue, Ar ., .11.
ton was an old frrn: I'D ray .u At
thu time hp bad a.inc u.l.-u.E IL H:.d.ug
Col. Smiths a.;dr, s., G..t 80 r.r.I l.lay Il.
request ted that Saoull iro.n ts,. c4ir.-,s Z.
send th1 telegram wiLn.-.. ve.ti:.; to s.si
him, aud fur'h'r til u ..-' .4a AulGiue 80
do with tho wedding. ir. OyiuSlou has
frequently teen my =, 81. lpl., and a3yersl
times met Mis- Mas vn social g,cGsioa; az
my house just 40 he ms ,,4r;0as other ,ouuC
ladies of this city. At oao Li-e hs .-l.-adai
box party wifi myst, and husband md
several yong ladies', n.uonS whom was
Miss MINIS
II is known that whea tAn Ggy be or the
wedding approached Mr. Dyingion ;r.w
anxious at the non-gppenga0c" ot %! Smith.
He made numerous Inquiries iar SMITH ~.
dress ead thiephcnei ~" 10 ~ Mr.. Charl,-s
Davis, Of SheSyvilie, wkrgo Snitha chli-
dref arc living. Nos being aJ,e /, r,ach Der
by telephone he had MI. Tauiis o~i.e a. M
Davis. When the aas, ~ C3.gy,3 My,. E.u!ds
ut Oy'ngtons rque,t, t.'cgyAph9l IN.
Tnediately to Smith NJ tns addrus3 IL. nisa.sl
This telegrasL Smith SAID DO di1 not te,ei re.
He storted. however, for Louisville, ard
from Columbus, O., undcr tho impression
that t'' wedding WAS On Tuesday, Oh tnH'
uight telegrapa.d regrets that h. was to-
late and said ho would NEE. tAe Ur.IaI PARTY
in Cincinnati. OyingtcE t"le.,rapnCa Inn
the wedding WIS on Wednesday aud ha must
be present. !. IS beloved Ascl ths Eo,sct pr
Of Smith q l-t man Nyas u, s1e b- Mrs
OViHgtou,
Mr.. Eaines NomiDatol Tor D,r,rLccrpr.
WASaISGTON, Dec. Apparently there
Is Goins . b. no con at for any cs the holss
Offices bL, that of doOrEs5pcr. NIr. Haiuns
Of New York, who wes N Give fell us o. can.
didnto t'r the Of '9 % c,e-f, 10, withdrawn
FROM Tint 90 tna COMES. for daorLseDag,
VA'c" tue-e i- p fighting caaaa, Cor him
Thu no" or. Democrat. rop-5eulAl.y 20.
aud Democratic representatives, trln
Massachusetts, Connecticut rev I.r.e,
and le0u.yiyAl.a, met ~l Chgmho-isinf
lass night, ani decided a nominate Alr
ltairae for doo-focior
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G. II. j. TATLOE,
The Coiorod Man Appointed ht;ni,.cr 10
Liberia,

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 3,--John 1. Jcuc.s, an
ATTORNEY from Chica-N. w.. IN WIN mo-
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

Rev. G P johnson late pastor Of
Bethel A NJ + church in this city, paid
US visit last week The reverend
gentleman now has an important charge
at Darlen, and says that he is contem
plating erecting parsonage for the use
OF his church. Mr. johnson is an able
and conscientious divine aud will make
his mail wherever be goes. Success
attend his efforts.
The cry is L. Fried is the place for
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
Solicitor DuBignon in his argument
In the case of the State VS.. Burns-the
clubber policeman-gives these belligcr-
ant cops to understand that such kick
ers like Hymes and clubbers like Burns,
must be held to strict accountability
for their brutality, aud we believe from
the position he has taken in these pros
ecufions he means business and the en-.
tire community is pleased to know it.
Over-halls in great variety and cheap
at L. Fried 8.
The Atlanta Capital which was almost
frantic in its appeals for Prohibition
some time ago, has come to the couclu-
son that Prohibition does not prohibit,
but with all its temerity rises aud says
that if properly carried out would have
proven blessing Just So But the
Capital should have known that to sue.
cessfully bring about such reform in
that city, the average Atantaians,
would have to be "born again"
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

The great pain destroyer for the cure Of
Deafness, TOOthaehe, Sore Throat, Head
ache, pains in the chest. side or back, Rhsu-
matism. Neuralgia, eprAina. Bruises, Burns,
Cuts, Chitd6azins. FrOstbises or lAmeneas in
any part of the body. ALASKA OIL is o
remarkable remedy for the cure OF Germs
Warts and Bunions. Sold by all druggists
everyF here. or sent prepaid by the company
on receipt: of price. Alaska CataRrh Com
pound or Oil so cents per bottle. 8 tottles
81 so. Alaska Blood Purifier OIL 90 s
bottles 95. 90. Send for pamphlets Of tssti-
mOny free.
Aiaaka eSmPsasd Sowp@sy.
Lynn, Mass, SOuthern OfSes l7S BrOugh'
ton street. savannAk, Ga. 8S9&All oo@'
InunicationS to the SGSannsh IOf6ea.a
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odd Bellows Celebration.

On Tuesday next the 9Th instant
Myrtle Lodge No 1868 and Armenis
No. 1880 GU o of OF, will celebrate
their 9th ind l1th anniversary by 4
grand stFsA parade in the afternoon.
They will b escorted by Mt. Sier Lodge
No. 2441 Up G NJ COuncil No. so and
the Patri fEeh all of this city. The pro-
cession 4 be headed BY the OgIe-
thorpe comet band and after the parade
an address Ou the progress of Odd Eel
lowship, will be delivered by P N F.,
N F. Gibson. A grand supper free to
their friends, will be served 10 the even
ing at their hall on Duffy and Cuyler
streets The price of admission for lady
and gentleman rs cents, single tickets
so cents. The affair promises to be
grand and the public is cordially Invited
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Try ALASKA BLOC. !vaTlE!

For the cure of LIVER and KIDNEY
COMPLAINT, SCROFULA, TUMORS,
DYSPEPSIA. BILLIOU8NESS, FEE
MALE WEAKNESS, all diseases of the
BLOOD, ell disfguring humors of the skin
and scalp, and for all facilitating and
wasting diseases.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05
Verdict In the Libel Case.

The verdict Of the jury in the casC
Of Peter DenegalI VS.. Alexander Nc
Hardy, was opened in the superior
Court on Tuesday last. Mr.. Donegal
had sued Mr.. MCHardy for $4,000
damages for libel published in the
late "Phenir" on which the latter.
name was printed as publisher, The
verdict gave the plaintiff 225 damages
The first vote Ell the jury after retiring
it is understood, was 8 to in favor Of
giving no dsnages.
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7'y 0au Bottle nd b Convinced
a Great 0lowa Of Witnesses.
Read what those say who have
used p. p. p.

WAYCRoss, Ga Nov. Is, 1885.
DIR. ", II. Whitehead:
DEAR SlR-At your request
will state my case. Some years ago
/ contracted malaria in it's mort
violent form while living in Newqrk
N. J. | consulted various physi-
clans and took numberless prepare.
tious recommended HI sure cures"
but 1t stuck to me like a brother
or more like y mother-in-I"W.
finally came South, sd while here
tried new remedies said to always"
cure malaria. and it still stuck to
me, and you know tho broken
down condition was in when /
came to you. You put me to taking
your P. P. P. and | improved rap
idly, and am to-day in ss good
health rs ever was-in fact,
better. Az a remedy for a broken
down constitution It has no equal.
Yours, etc, 7. p. COTTLE.
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The Georgia InflTmaTY--RepoTS Ion
the Recent Entertainment.

A reporter of the TRIBUNE visited
the Georgia Iu6rmary during the weel
and was struck by the great improve
ment in the appearance Of that inStitu
ton. The old diugy coverings to the
cots were replaced by clean bright onel
and an air Of cheerfulness pervaded th'
place, thanks to the efforts made By
the ladies at the recent entertainment
The following report shows the DISPOSE
tiOn of the proceeds of the supper:
The entertainment given at Odd Eel
Iowa Hall, on Thursday evening. Janu
AIRY q, in aid of the Georgia In6rmAry
melted $72.61. The following articles
now purchased and sent to The In6rna
ry viz:
"a Chairs; "a white counterpains
IL pair blankets; 80 sheets; IL tiE
loot tubs; "a cups aud sausers; "a
plates; 4 dozen tea spoons; 3 dO1eu
desert spoons, tin dipper; lsdle; l
large iron spoon; "a tumblers Of Jelly;
cans condensed milk; 6 eans extract Of
beef box Of tobacco; gallon whis.
key; l dozen sponges; 2 dozen pipes;
Is pounds of sugar; together with the
meats, oranges, lemons, ceffee etc., re-
naming from the supper.
:. The managers desire to return their
thanks to the citizens for their donations
and patronage, to the Guards Band foE
music and to Mrs. Celia Anderson
Louisa BullOch, Eliza MOrel, e L Ing
lies and j p Jones, for services rendered
MARY a. JACKSON, }
A. s, SPAULDIN0,
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BUY The Tribune.

The TRIBUNE can be found for sale
At the following places
Estill's news depot, Bull street under
Scriven House.
Jas. b. Aston, 43 Whitaker street.
J. B. Shettall, Anderson and WhitA.
ker streets.
A. Fl. CASTOR, Bryan street rear NJ,
J. Doyle'S
Lewis Mixsll, at 33 DraytOn street.
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z. j. CRAZE.

Has re-Opened at his old stand, corner
Wheaton and Reynolds strects, where
he will give special a'rention to repair
ang Watches, i'locks and Jewelry of all
kinds. The highest cash price paid for
old gold.
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Special Notice,

John H. Deveaux, Commercial Nota-
ry. Special attention given to drawing
Deeds, Bills Of sale etc. ANY business
intrusted to me will receive pr 'mpt at.
tention. 1853 St Julian street, TaIBUNE
Office.
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ALASKA CATARRH COMPOUND
Sure Catarrh Cure"

Cures colds in the head on the 6rst appli-
cation. Cures nervous headache, ringing
noise In the head. Dizziness and Hay Fever
An inhaling tube will be found enclosed
with each bottle, BY which the compound is
inhaled The compound acting directly
upon the nasal passages instantly clenses
them of all foul mucous accumulations. II
restores the sense of taste, smell and hearing
when affected, subdues inflammation when
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head deerderized, clear and open, the breath
sweet. the hReathing easy and every sense in
greAtfnl and soothed condition.
A perfect and speedy cure always follows
the use of the ALASKA CATARRH
CTJRE
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WWUeWWWs
The members Of Myrtle Lodge No.
1868 aud ArmeniA No. 1880, G u o Of
o r. and invited lodges, will assemble
at Odd Fellows hall on Duffy And Cay
Ter streets. at 100 o'clock, on Tuesday
Fobrzary 8, to celebrate the anniveF-
sary of said lodges The line Of march
will DO CHylSg, TO Gwinnsst. ~ West
Broaa, 10 Gsstoa 70 DTAyton, TO Jones,
TO Price, to Harris, where Armour No.
1884, ell fall in. The procession will
then continue 70 East Bread, TO South
Broad to Lincoln, to Bag, to Barnard
to Bryan, 70 St. Julian, to Whitaker,
TO BroughtOs, to West Broad, to DuHy,
to hall By order Of A. ASHTON.
Grand Marshal.
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Agents for the TrIbupa

The following are authorized to
receive subscriptions for this paper
Rev. j Il Adams, Townsville, Ga.
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Go to L. Fried for your Pleated White
and Fancy SmirtS
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&atarU.Iur.
Observation-Disclosures.

Der Stabtratb belt leste @ode spei
~beionbere Sieunsen ab, nm ii9 iiber bic
auffabrt sur Sodbride einig gu MAIDEN.
SIS mar bies am Mittpo9 unb am Sreitas
Nbenb. Sn ber Situns pon Mittwo3
bsrt9tete Der Stabtanpalt iiber bic In 9es
tradt gu aiebenbsn 9eiete, bic geidIiiie
bes Superuiiorenratbes BON Dubuque
County, bic Sei9Iiiie bes Stabtratbs pom
8 ts9 Dubuque unb iiber bic Sei9llhe bss
Stabtratbes BON Dubuque ieIbit. Iu9
Der Snsenieur eritattste Bsri9t un6 eius
3eIne aIbermdnner beipra3en weniser pi9s
tise Srasen.
Su Der Sreitassfsuns batten ft9 uiele
S5iirser e%inssfunben. Die 8riifencomz
pasnis tbsilte nit, baB fe bic &ufiubrt mad
Der Bride an 8ierter StraBe iibsr Gopers
StraBe wiini9e, unb iaste ferner, baB
pom elmer Msnberuns Der Bldne bic Rebe
ni1t fem f6nne, ba bic Bldne pom Der
Bunbssresieruns sensbmist isien. Der
Stabtratb b5rte aud bic 9lnii9t bes Abs
pocates Der Chicago Burlington unb Rors
tbern giisnbabn an. 9ie 8ubu peiserte
i9 irsenbuis goncsfiOren su MAIDEN.
Meper unb WuItsrn ipra9sn fi9 fir bic
aufabrt an 8isrtsr Strabe aus. &leins
f9mit fpra9 fir bic auifabrt an Sies
bentsr StraBs. SIS tam bann our ab'
ftimmuns. SIR bic sluffabrt an Siebens
ter StraBe ftimmtsn: D6rf Her, 5apben,
&leini1mibt, Weper, Barter, Ranbj unb
Ererler. I Stimmsn. Oasessu &ens
neallp unb Wultern. 2 Stimmsn.
2luBsr bteier widtiseu @uselesenbeit
wurben neutrality-suspicious. BON serinserem
geIans ~psrbanbslt. Sc warb bei9lnfen,
baB au9 Der Streifen pom / SUB 2 3oa,
Der pom einem Der ansstauftsn PIdse our
Seffnuns pon 2ateitrabe ibris blieb, 5u
S%traBsn3ueden ein5ui6dsen iei. @b.
Seas wurbe on Stsue bss aussetres
tensn s. S96nberser gum Seuerwebrmann
Der Col. Curt T~sueruebr @ompasnis
ernannt. @uf Glib. &lstni6mibt's &ntras
fol- bic Sibiette pom IA. StraBe, Suiiden
Waius unb @Iap. StraBs, dauiitrt unb nit
Ranbiteinen periebsn perben; ebenio ioa
10. StraBe 3pii4en @apIes unb gines
Strabe aussebeiisrt uerben. Sn Der Srets
tassiisuns sins elm @eiu9 Der @isentbit.
msr &dt5ebnter StraBe 81 macabamifren
ans StraBencomite. BeidIofen parb elm
l1sbsrsans an Union ape. unb &i4Ianb
Ape. an3ulegen.
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Stadt + Amgegend.
Entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at secOnd-class rates.

am 9onneritaa, ben IA. Suli, ftarb
in Sort Wabiion, perieben NIT alien Ga
tramenteu Der Stride, Der bo9p. SER
Mlops Mtets &ector on ct. Marten bas
islbit, umsebeu pon flint isiner seiiIider
Sreunbe: ben bo9w. Germ Stid
Wtobr, Satobt, 0e@aiup unb Sulfmann.
Der Cob fam ni6t rnerpartet unb mo-,
bic Sulse etnes lansiabrisen SruitIeioens
ST trat mad 3weitasiser Sranfbeit Elm.
Der Geritorbsne mai seboren gu Glib:
b~insbauieu, &reis giren, in .Wetpbalen,
i'm Sabre 1888; ct tam NIT isinen glterr
I'M Sabre 1850 mad gmsrita. 3um
grteiter parb CT am "a. Ropember 1862
seweibt. Oils Seeliurser ptrtte er 2 Sabre
au 2pons, @IiutonGo. bann s Sabre bier In
Dubuque, mo ct bic pra9tise ct. Warien.
tirde, S6peternbuus unb bas 8farrbaus
erbaute. Gu6 an ct. Marien in Sort
Wabiion lsiitete Ct 8ebeutenbes als Yrie:
fter unb nur nit b69item 8ebauern per:
liert i'm bic @emetnbe. Gep. Weis mo-,
Elm ti9ttser, ieelenetfriser, leutieIise,
8rieiter, Der fi9 ni9t aletn bic 2iebe be,
Satbolifen, ionbern AUDI bic Der Inbers:
sIaubtsen gu erperben wuBte. M6se i'm
bic Srone bes !6tmmels gu EbeiI werben
Il, |. p.
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9aa's

@s sibt uasbr &atarrb In bteisr @ssenb
bes Qanbes, als aQe anbern Grantbeiten
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Sabren belt man i'm fir unbeilbar. 8iele
Sabre lang ertlarteu i'm 0ottoren fir cine
locale &rantbeit unb peri9rieben lotaIe
SeiImitteI unb ertIdrten tbn, neil iie i'm
beitGnbis nit lotaIer B%ebanbIuns nidt
turtrten, fir uubeilbar. Die Wifeni9aft
bat bepieien, baB Der 8atarrb cine gonffis
tutionstrantbett lit unb oaber eiue conitis
tutionsmdBise SebanOluus erforbsrt.
Saq's &aturrb: &ur, fobristrt uon s. s.
@benep & 60, GoleOo, Ohio, 1T bic eins
Stge iest I'M Wartte beinblide eonftttutio:
nellie Cur. sic ptrb in @aben pon 10
Eropfen gu einem SbeeISffeIuoq sinsenoms
men. Sie wirtt brett auf bas Slut unb
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sic bieten bunbert Dollars fir iebsn SalI
an, ben es nidt turirt. 2ast Sud Circus
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S. s. @benep q 6 o., EolebO, ..
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Serbanuiunsen bes Superbiiorenratbs
BON Subnque 60.
s unts Situn q.

Sttunsp pom onnerftus, ben 7. SuIt
1887. - Ote foIsenbe 9%erorbnurs IN 8es
aug auf bic gussIei9uns bss Ifefements
purbs semaB ben geftimmunsen uon Sec.
s32, 9eiesbu9 BON 1884, sema9t:
@s uirb biermit uerurbnst, buB bic 9ros
sentidse, ME biernad a~nseseben, benz
Ihefement tes @runbeisentbums in ben
psri9iebeuen senannten Eownibips unb
Gopns gu ben Summen, ME fie pom ais
iefor berielben fir bas Sabr 1887 etnbes
ri9tst wurben, binsusefist wurben: Gass
cabe Eownibtp, Is Yroaent bin3usufiisen.
= Center EOwnfbtp, 80 9rosent binSusus
fisen. - Concord Eopnibip, 80 gro,snt
btn~su3ufisen. - Dubse Eounibip, 90
8ro5ent b~tn5usufisen. = Dubuque EOwns
ibip, 10 9ro;ent bin~susufiisen. - Soma
G~uwuibtp, so 8rossut b~inSusufasen. -
Sefferion S~opnibip, Is Bro3ent b~inSu3u:
fisen. - 2ibertp Gownibip, 40 8ro3ent
btnsusufigeu. - Roialem Eopnibip, 80
8rOsent binsusufisen. - Stem Bine
Gownibip, 10 Yroaent b~insu;ufisen. -
Bsru Townibip, 80 YroSent b~insusufisen.
- 9rairie Greet Eopuibip, 10 groient
b%tnsuaufisen. - Sable Mouub Eownibip,
Is 9rosent biusuSufisen. - SapIor
Eownibip, 10 8rOSeut b~in3u3ufiisen. -
8ernon Sownibip, Is BrO5ent binSusuiis
gen. - Baibtuston Eowuibip, 90 9ros
gent binsuaufiisen. - 8bttspater Comm:
ibip, 35 Yro3ent bin3usufisen. - Sarley
incorporirt, 90 YrO5ent b%insutufisen. -
@pwortb ineOrpOrirt, 20 BrO3ent b~in5ujus
fisen.
Sertast sine die.
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